In Japan, there is a law that allows items with a cost of up to 1,000 yen to be placed inside crane games. It can be of any kind, such as food, miscellaneous goods, figurines, stuffed animals, etc. I want to share this wonderful culture with people overseas😄😄😄 Please spread the word about my channel and please come visit Japan!
i thought i remember you winning prizes worth more than 1000 yen. is japan nerfing your income because you are bleeding the nation dry with your claw skills?
@@MariaRachelleIbaypretty late response but whatever. Many jurisdictions limit the value of the prizes that can be won from “skill based amusement machines” which is the legal category claw machines fall under. For example, in my US state, by law all prizes must have a wholesale value of $10 or less. To go further there are even restrictions on what items can be used a a prize. For example, no cash or cash equivalents (gift cards), no lottery tickets, no alcohol, etc. The idea is that by limiting the prize value and eliminating a cash incentives, they can reduce the likelihood of it leading to gambling problems.
Claw games in my area were a lot better 20 years ago! I used to be able to win hats, t-shirts and cups! And discontinued merchandise, such as various Russ stuffies, Coca-Cola beanies, and even baby toys(I won my eldest daughter’s favorite baby toy out of a claw game when I was 7 months pregnant with her)! Now, there are barely any claw games, and they are mostly filled with lame stuffies specifically made for claw games….
Thank you for the video. I will enencourage people to watch your videos. I love learning about Japan so Thank you again for the video. My favorite win for today was the fish ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤
Small hint. Our King of Crane games here, catches the character Yami Yugi King of Games. The fish and the Pokemon at the beginning are my favorites of these prizes
What do you do with all the prizes? Can you sell them immediately? When I was in Japan, I wasn't really interested in the prizes, I just wanted to play. So, almost every time I won I gave it away to others for free. Is there a shop where tourists can come in spontaneously and sell their prizes? Can I go to Super Bookoff Bazaar for example?
In Japan, there is a law that allows items with a cost of up to 1,000 yen to be placed inside crane games.
It can be of any kind, such as food, miscellaneous goods, figurines, stuffed animals, etc.
I want to share this wonderful culture with people overseas😄😄😄
Please spread the word about my channel and please come visit Japan!
i thought i remember you winning prizes worth more than 1000 yen. is japan nerfing your income because you are bleeding the nation dry with your claw skills?
what does this mean?
@@MariaRachelleIbaypretty late response but whatever. Many jurisdictions limit the value of the prizes that can be won from “skill based amusement machines” which is the legal category claw machines fall under. For example, in my US state, by law all prizes must have a wholesale value of $10 or less. To go further there are even restrictions on what items can be used a a prize. For example, no cash or cash equivalents (gift cards), no lottery tickets, no alcohol, etc. The idea is that by limiting the prize value and eliminating a cash incentives, they can reduce the likelihood of it leading to gambling problems.
8:43 🤯 That timing was crazy
Wish the Round 1 arcades in the US would use some of these gimik cranes, they look fun.
hello! which game centre is this?
I sooo look forward to seeing when u put up a video for us, love watching ur videos thank u 💞
8:40 is one fancy claw machine play! Well done!
9:59 This right here shows you're not a "professional."
Another machine shows you a secret to this 😂😂😂
I ❤the Fish 🐟
The master is back!
Wow at 8:50 it's crazy !
Claw games in my area were a lot better 20 years ago! I used to be able to win hats, t-shirts and cups! And discontinued merchandise, such as various Russ stuffies, Coca-Cola beanies, and even baby toys(I won my eldest daughter’s favorite baby toy out of a claw game when I was 7 months pregnant with her)! Now, there are barely any claw games, and they are mostly filled with lame stuffies specifically made for claw games….
Thank you for the English subtitles ❤
Thank you for the video. I will enencourage people to watch your videos. I love learning about Japan so Thank you again for the video. My favorite win for today was the fish ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤
the nishikigoi plush is so cute! i'd love to win one when i go to japan!
Small hint. Our King of Crane games here, catches the character Yami Yugi King of Games.
The fish and the Pokemon at the beginning are my favorites of these prizes
omigoto claw masuta!
do you ever see snk prizes because i love samurai spirits!
2:25
Why is there always a woman screaming in the background? Found that disturbing...
It's part of the game.
Its an anime girl sound effect being excited about the crane game.
Is this video real? The part where he puts the claw through the little loops it looks too easy wow
What do you do with all the prizes? Can you sell them immediately? When I was in Japan, I wasn't really interested in the prizes, I just wanted to play. So, almost every time I won I gave it away to others for free. Is there a shop where tourists can come in spontaneously and sell their prizes? Can I go to Super Bookoff Bazaar for example?
There are stores that buy the items you get from crane games. Akihabara has several. Not sure about other areas but I'm sure there are.
There is reselling areas around Akihabara, but I believe you have to be a legal Japanese citizen to use the service.
Hello Claw Master. I want to ask if you can play for us on August 14-21? We will go in Asakusa Japan 😊
6:18 えええ？何それ
The fish is cool ❤
I love you Claw Master
Cool fish!
You mean Pikachu 2:42
The koi carp 😊
Helloooooooooo 👋
Pochita Baaaaaaaaag
Hardly a claw master
太厉害了吧
👍❤
Sugoii